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After serving the community for decades, Stanton Negley Drug Company will close its doors
After serving the community for decades, Stanton Negley Drug Company will close its doors

CBS News

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • CBS News

After serving the community for decades, Stanton Negley Drug Company will close its doors

Stanton Negley Drug Company, a locally owned pharmacy serving the Highland Park community for decades, will officially close on August 30. A sign on the front door recently announced the closure, leaving many residents upset. "It's a shame to see them go, you know," said Cathy Kelly. "This pharmacy is central to how I live my life here in Highland Park," said Rachel Hermes. Customers say Stanton Negley Drug Co. wasn't just a place to pick up medication, it was a place where people knew your name and cared about your well-being. "I know that I'm going into a place where people know me and care about me," said Hermes. "I think about the health impacts that's going to have on this community." "Anyone from all across Pittsburgh would come in for prescriptions, anything of that sort," said Isabel Lam. "Sometimes I would stop in for eggs, but it is really upsetting." The pharmacy has been under family ownership for decades, most recently run by Meyer and Steve Simon. After both passed away last year, the family made the decision not to continue operations past this month. Customers we spoke to say it was the family's passing, along with citing rising costs and the growing challenges of running an independent pharmacy, that led to the closure. "The way Medicare reimbursements and things are working, they're losing money on prescriptions when they fill them a lot of the time," said Hermes. As larger chains continue to outshine smaller independent pharmacies out of business, closures like this are becoming more common, and they're forcing customers to consider where to turn next. "I want to support another independent pharmacy, so I'll probably look into neighboring neighborhoods," said Lam. "It would be a tragedy - especially since there are a lot of older people who live around this area," said Kelly. Customers have until the end of the month to have their prescriptions transferred. KDKA has reached out to the current owners for more information about the decision to close, but has not yet received a response.

WWE star Liv Morgan celebrates ‘Daddy' Dominik Mysterio on Father's Day
WWE star Liv Morgan celebrates ‘Daddy' Dominik Mysterio on Father's Day

Yahoo

time20-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

WWE star Liv Morgan celebrates ‘Daddy' Dominik Mysterio on Father's Day

The post WWE star Liv Morgan celebrates 'Daddy' Dominik Mysterio on Father's Day appeared first on ClutchPoints. Everyone was sending messages for Father's Day on June 15, 2025, and that includes WWE's Liv Morgan, who posted about her fellow Superstar and on-screen boyfriend Dominik Mysterio. Advertisement She posted a picture of her in Mysterio's arms in the ring on X, formerly Twitter. Morgan captioned the photo, 'Happy Father's Day to the world's best daddy, my Daddy Dom.' The Father's Day post went viral on X. Morgan's post was seen by over one million users on the social media platform. She has over 1.6 million followers on X, so it makes sense that so many saw the post. She also posted it on Instagram. Other WWE Superstars and talent responded to the post. Backstage correspondent Cathy Kelly said, 'I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.' Liv Morgan and her WWE boyfriend Dominik Mysterio Mandatory Credit: Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images Morgan and Mysterio have been a couple in WWE since 2024. Morgan attempted to lure Mysterio away from his former on-screen girlfriend, Rhea Ripley. Advertisement Eventually, Morgan won him over, and Mysterio betrayed Ripley. She attacked Ripley after WrestleMania 40, resulting in an injury for Ripley. She was out of action for several months. During her reign, Morgan won the Women's World Championship from Becky Lynch. Morgan would hold the title for 226 days before losing it to Ripley. As champion, she had several successful title defenses against Ripley before she was able to overcome her foe. Morgan and Mysterio remain a couple despite the loss. Currently, Morgan is in her record-setting fourth Women's Tag Team Championship reign with Raquel Rodriguez. They lost the titles to Lynch and Lyra Valkyria at WrestleMania 41 before regaining them a night later on Monday Night RAW. Since joining WWE in 2014, Morgan has become one of the most popular stars in the company. She appears to be in a feud with the legendary Nikki Bella, with a match likely coming at Evolution 2 on July 13, 2025. Advertisement Throughout her career, Morgan has won the Women's World Championship twice. Her first reign came after defeating Ronda Rousey in 2022. She won the Women's Money in the Bank ladder match and later cashed in her contract on a wounded Rousey to win the title. Morgan's first reign would not last long. She eventually lost it to Rousey at Extreme Rules after 98 days with the belt. During her second reign, she became the first-ever Women's Crown Jewel Champion after defeating then-Women's Champion Nia Jax at Crown Jewel. Related: WWE's Cody Rhodes fights Liam Neeson in Naked Gun trailer Related: WWE star Chelsea Green celebrates 10th anniversary of Tough Enough fail

Cathy Kelly on cancer and the importance of mental well-being
Cathy Kelly on cancer and the importance of mental well-being

RTÉ News​

time15-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • RTÉ News​

Cathy Kelly on cancer and the importance of mental well-being

In the latest episode of RTÉ's acclaimed podcast Insights with Sean O'Rourke, our host sits down with best-selling author Cathy Kelly for an intimate and wide-ranging conversation. Listen back above. One of Ireland's most beloved novelists, Cathy Kelly has garnered a global readership and commercial success that once saw her out-selling literary giants such as J.K. Rowling and Dan Brown. Before transitioning to fiction, Cathy had a distinguished career as a journalist, working as a feature writer, agony aunt, film critic, and columnist. She made her literary debut in 1997 with Woman to Woman, which became a number-one bestseller. After publishing two more successful novels, she left journalism behind to become a full-time writer. Nearly three decades and 23 novels later, Cathy remains as prolific as ever. Her latest novel, Sisterhood, was released in paperback earlier this year, marking a significant milestone in her career following a personally challenging period. In recent years, Cathy has faced a breast cancer diagnosis, a divorce, the sale of her family home, and a new chapter with a new partner. Despite these upheavals, her writing continues to resonate with readers worldwide. In this insightful episode, Cathy opens up about her writing process, coping with her recent breast cancer diagnosis, and the importance of mental well-being during treatment.

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